capriciously (Meaning)

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capriciously (r)

unpredictably

in a capricious manner

The CEO's management style was criticized for making decisions capriciously, without consulting the team.
The weather in the tropics can change capriciously, from bright sunshine to heavy rain in a matter of minutes.
She capriciously changed her mind about which movie to watch, leaving her friends bewildered.
The cat wandered around the house capriciously, sometimes chasing shadows and other times lounging in the sun.
The artist painted capriciously, letting his imagination guide his brush strokes rather than adhering to a strict plan.
The dictator ruled capriciously, imposing laws and regulations without considering the needs or desires of the people.
Investors were wary of the market, which seemed to fluctuate capriciously, driven more by speculation than by fundamentals.
The child behaved capriciously, jumping from one activity to another without completing any tasks.
She spent her money capriciously, buying things on impulse without considering their long-term value.
The writer's characters behaved capriciously, making decisions that often surprised even the author.

unpredictably, in a capricious manner

promiscuously, randomly, casually, haphazardly, informally, whimsically,arbitrarily, irregularly, indiscriminately, erratically

carefully, formally,systematically, systematically, methodically, carefully, methodically, formally, meticulously, meticulously

The CEO's management style was criticized for making decisions capriciously, without consulting the team.

The weather in the tropics can change capriciously, from bright sunshine to heavy rain in a matter of minutes.

She capriciously changed her mind about which movie to watch, leaving her friends bewildered.

The cat wandered around the house capriciously, sometimes chasing shadows and other times lounging in the sun.